Fietsberaad publication 7. Bicycle policies of the European principals:continuous and integral
Dirk Ligtermoet (Ligtermoet & Partners, Gouda) , Fietsberaad2010
Comparison of bicycle policy in 5 Dutch bicycle towns (Groningen, Zwolle, Veenendaal, Enschede, Amsterdam) and 5 foreign towns (Copenhagen, Munster, Freiburg, Ghent and Odense).
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Publication containing ten urban reports which show how bicycle policy has contributed to increased bicycle use in the long term. Ten unique yet similar stories which can serve as an example of how high bicycle use can be achieved in the long term.
The ten stories are mainly specifications of the general line of ‘long term’ and ‘integral’. Each city has a different story, with different emphases based on the local situation. The differences and similarities between the ten stories are analysed further at the end of this publication.
Drs Frans Solleveld , Gemeente Amsterdam
2006
Kritische overdenking van de geschiedenis en de huidige kansen en bedreigingen van Amsterdams fietsbeleid.
2010
Bicycle use continues to grow in Groningen. Last year the forty main bicycle routes in the town were used by 230,000 cyclists. That is an almost seven per cent increase compared to 2008. And an increase of over fifteen per cent compared to the year before that.
2005
Detailed description of the bicycle policy of the municipality of Zwolle in the last decade, mainly focusing on the explanation for the high bicycle use. Bicycle routes, bicycle lanes.
2004
Ten years’ implementation of the Ghent Bicycle Plan: both organisation and infrastructure and sensitising and stimulating. [Fietsverkeer - 2004]
Cor van der Klaauw , Groningen
2006
Presentation on Groningen bicycles policy, with clear illustrations.
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